Categories: Teacher Accreditation & Training
Seijaku Courses
Accredited T’ai Chi Chih instructors have two possible opportunities to become accredited to teach Seijaku–the powerful “advanced” form of T’ai Chi Chih. Justin says comparing T’ai Chi Chih to Seijaku is like comparing a 100-watt light bulb to a 1000-watt bulb. The Seijaku course last year was the deepest experience of moving energy and joyous, singing “silence” that many of those present had ever experienced. Seijaku is as yet an oral tradition, and since Justin continues to experiment with the form, each course has been unique. Two dates for Seijaku accreditation courses by Justin Stone are being contemplated, one for the first weekend in March 1990 in Monterey, California, and another for June 1990 in Edmonton, Alberta. The courses will be scheduled only if Justin receives 20 written requests from Seijaku teacher candidates for each course, within the next few weeks. The tuition will be about $450 (includes room and board) for a Fri.-Sun. course. At present there seems to be most interest in an Edmonton course in June. Write to Justin Stone at 214A Congress, Pacific Grove, CA 93950.
Originally appeared in: Fall 1989
